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Left reef break. There is an inside section that runs along rocks. Needs a light SE wind or glassy Easterly winds. Best on a clean 4-6' groundswell.
Gets very long and hollow at times.

Left point break. Needs a solid 10' + storm swell, preferably in winter. A reef on the outside blocks off much of the force. Like Elands, it copes with SW winds. Works on a low tide. Likely to be working if Elands is out of control.

Fun little lefthander on a kelpy reef. Works on a Southerly or SE wind. Picks up more swell than Heaven or Pastures. Similar swell size to Elands.

Noone around. Mostly close out barrels better for bodyboarding but on smaller summer swell it forms better.

Good shorebreak, mostly bodyboarders wave

A heavy righthand reef break. More better suited for bodyboarders. Lots of kelp around. On the right days its very heavy and shallow. Not for the faint hearted.

16 MILE BEACH Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's stunning West Coast, 16 Mile Beach delivers classic beach-break fun with reliable left-handers peeling across a sandy bottom dotted with occasional rocks. This uncrowded gem offers a laid-back vibe perfect for sessions where you can score wave after wave without the hustle. Surfers […]

Good option if you want to get away from Cape Town for a couple of hours. The break is sometimes referred to as Schaap Eiland. It's a crunchy wedge-shaped wave that breaks over a flat slab of rock, then links with sand bars on the beach. More often than not, a freight train close-out is the result, but occasionally this wave is insanely hollow, and could host a Cape Town tourist bus inside it. Needs glassy or berg wind conditions.

Fickle but descent beachbreak. Mushy but can be good fun on clean swell. Best in light NE winds and small swell. (2-5)

Reefbreak with alot of power. Sucks up quickly, shallow at the take off section. Gets hectic when its big. You will hit the reef if you wipeout but its worth it.